Thread: Schimmelpenninck Cigars?
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Old 08-09-2013, 08:31 AM   #3
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Default Re: Schimmelpenninck Cigars?
I've not had these, but have smoked some European dry-cured babies like these in the past. The taste is usually "meh", yet they do have the advantage of being highly portable . . . not only for their size, but also because as dry-cured smokes you don't gotta sweat keeping them humidified.

Hey, they're cheap, so what you got to lose?
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